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MoD 'must end cycle of failure'

The Ministry of Defence has yet to prove it has got the necessary grip on procurement to end the "cycle of failure" which has...

Huhne to open revamped wind farm

Britain's first commercial wind farm is set to reopen after a multimillion-pound redevelopment which will double potential output.Energy Secretary Chris Huhne is to relaunch...

Dozens killed in stadium stampede

Thirty six people have been killed in a stampede at a religious ceremony, Mali's minister of interior security said.Sadio Gassame said the stampede occurred...

Hammond defends 'naughty' Top Gear

Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond has defended the show, but admitted its stars could be "naughty" and "outspoken".Hammond, 41, and co-presenters Jeremy Clarkson and...

Clegg a victim of 'scaremongering'

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said he had been the victim of "cynical scaremongering" over the scale of the coalition cuts.Speaking at a town...

7/7 leader 'identification failure'

MI5 missed an opportunity to identify 7/7 ringleader Mohammed Sidique Khan as a terrorist by failing to show a key informant a clear photograph...

Libyan protesters standing firm

Libya is in chaos with anti-government protesters fiercely refusing to be cowed by threats amid rumours that leader Muammar Gaddafi had fled the country.Only...

Network Rail admits crash failings

Rail bosses have admitted safety failings which led to the 2002 Potters Bar train crash.Track and station owner Network Rail told a court it...

Gaddafi 'may be going to Venezuela'

Colonel Gaddafi may be on his way to Venezuela, Foreign Secretary William Hague has suggested.Leaving talks in Brussels after agreeing an EU statement demanding...

Shine agrees to News Corp takeover

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has unveiled a £415 million deal to buy the TV production company set up by his daughter.London-based Shine Group, which...

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